Twitter

Twitter has certainly grown a lot from the days where you would send tweets via SMS text messages about what you had for breakfast. Founded in 2006 by Jack Dorsey, Evan Williams, Biz Stone, and Noah Glass, the microblogging service turned real-time social media newswire may be one of the smallest Big Tech companies, but it may very well be the most influential. With celebrities, politicians, journalists, and other verified power users breaking news via tweet threads on the platform, Twitter has become an indispensable service to find out what's happening in the world.

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Deepfakes of Taylor Swift have gone viral. How does this keep happening?

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MrBeast uploads first video to X to test out ad revenue

Elon Musk still plans to turn X / Twitter into a PayPal dupe


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Twitter / X: Cheapest tier for gold checkmark drops from $1,000 to $200

X, aka Twitter, now worth 71 percent less than what Elon Musk paid for it

Twitter/X appears to restrict Japanese emergency alert account hours after earthquake
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